E (+Annexes I,II,III) - O. Eng. 22nd Session - H6-05 DRAFT RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING OZONE LAYER DEPLETING SUBSTANCES. (Item IV.

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1 WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION ORGANISATION MONDIALE DES DOUANES Established in 1952 as the Customs Co-operation Council Créée en 1952 sous le nom de Conseil de coopération douanière HARMONIZED SYSTEM COMMITTEE E (+Annees I,II,III) - O. Eng. 22nd Session - H6-05 Brussels, 21 October DRAFT RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING OZONE LAYER DEPLETING SUBSTANCES Reference documents : (HSC/21) 42,100, Anne D/3 (HSC/21 - Report) (Item IV. 2 on Agenda) I. BACKGROUND 1. At its 21st Session, the Harmonized System Committee discussed the UNEP request for the separate identification of additional ozone layer depleting substances in a new Council Recommendation concerning national statistical subdivisions. 2. The UNEP proposal contained two categories of substances : (1) HCFCs manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis and (2) mitures containing Ozone Depleting Substances (ODSs). While the former (HCFCs) contained a list of 11 chemicals classified in subheading and was straight forward, the latter (ODSs) was rather comple to be included in a Recommendation as the UNEP had provided only information concerning compositions of illustrative eamples of mitures. As it would not be possible to include specific compositions of a large number of mitures in a WCO Recommendation, the Secretariat asked the UNEP to provide a short list of the most commonly used mitures or groups of mitures. Since it required a long time to obtain the necessary information on the mitures from producers and eperts, the UNEP requested the Secretariat to proceed with the proposal concerning the 11 HCFCs first. Therefore, the proposal concerning the separate identification of HCFCs was submitted to the last Session of the Harmonized System Committee. 3. The Committee agreed, in principle, to prepare a new WCO Recommendation which should include the substances covered by the 1995 Recommendation, as well as the new substances (HCFCs) requested for inclusion by the UNEP. However, the Committee also agreed that the following modifications would be necessary to the draft Recommendation proposed by the Secretariat in Anne II to Doc : File No For reasons of economy, documents are printed in limited number. Delegates are kindly asked to bring their copies to meetings and not to request additional copies.

2 E (I) (ii) (iii) The Preamble to draft Recommendation should incorporate a clause to establish a link with the eisting 1995 Recommendation. The new Recommendation should indicate that a Contracting Party which had accepted the eisting 1995 Recommendation would automatically cease to apply it when it notifies the acceptance of the new Recommendation. The clause, Recognizing further amendments to the Harmonized System... in the Preamble to the draft Recommendation should be deleted since it was not proposed to make legal amendments in the HS concerning the substances in question. 4. With respect to the new recommended national subdivisions for 11 HCFCs, one delegate pointed out that it would be technically difficult to incorporate so many items in its national statistical nomenclature under a single HS code. In this regard, the UNEP representative agreed to submit a shorter list of more important HCFCs to the Secretariat. 5. The Committee agreed to re-eamine this question at its net session on the basis of a new document containing draft Recommendation to be prepared by the Secretariat, taking into account the conclusions above (see Anne D/3 to Doc ). II. INTER SESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTS 6. On 23 March 1998, the Secretariat received the revised list of HCFCs from the UNEP. It contained 8 categories of chemicals to be identified under subheading The list is reproduced in Anne I hereto. 7. On May , the UNEP provided the Secretariat with si broad categories of mitures based on their uses as follows : (1) Refrigerants and blowing agents, (2) Mobile air-conditioning service blends, (3) Fire etinguishants, (4) Methyl bromide mitures, (5) Solvents, and (6) Others. It also provided the Secretariat with illustrative lists of mitures of these si categories (Table 1 to 6), which are set out in the Anne II to this document. 8. After eamining the revised proposal concerning mitures, the Secretariat responded to the UNEP as ecerpted below : (1) Refrigerants and blowing agents (2) Mobile air-conditioning service blends The first category of mitures (table 1) are classifiable in subheading and contain HCFC-22 or HCFC-124 as their principal ODS component. The second category of 2.

3 E mitures (table 2) are also classifiable in subheading as they contain HCFC-124, HCFC-142b or HCFC-22 as their principal ODS component. Since the products of the first category (Refrigerants and blowing agents) and the second category (Mobile air-conditioning service blends) seem to have similarities in their uses and compositions, it would be difficult to distinguish between them at the point of importation. Therefore, it would be appropriate to combine the first and second categories in the category of Refrigerants and to create a new subdivision ( Refrigerants, containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, chlorodifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane ) under subheading for the classification of them. (3) Fire etinguishing agents As all the products in the illustrative list of mitures (table 3) are classifiable in subheading and contain HCFC-124, HCFC-22 and HCFC-123 as their principal ODS component, it would seem that a new subdivision ( Preparations and charges for fireetinguishers containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, dichlorotrifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane ) could be created under subheading for the classification of the products concerned. (4) Methyl bromide mitures As most of the products in the illustrative list of mitures (table 4) are classifiable in subheading and contain methyl bromide as their principal ODS component, it would seem that a new subdivision ( Mitures containing methylbromide ) could be created under subheading for the classification of the products concerned. (5) Solvents The information provided on the principal component indicates that all these mitures are classifiable in subheading Since it would be difficult to distinguish mitures used as solvents from other mitures, it is not feasible to identify them separately in a Recommendation. (6) Others As all the products in the illustrative list of mitures (table 6) are mitures containing acyclic hydrocarbons perhalogenated only with fluorine and chlorine and are classifiable in subheading , which has been specially created in the HS for separate identification of mitures containing certain ODSs, it would seem unnecessary to create a new subdivision for these products. 9. The Secretariat, on 31 July 1998, received a reply from the UNEP that it could agree with the Secretariat s suggestion for creating three subdivisions in a WCO Recommendation for the separate identification of mitures specified at (1) to (4) above. However, it was suggested to modify the tet for subdivision under subheading , concerning items (1) and (2) above, to read as Refrigerants and blowing agents, containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, chlorodifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane, since blowing agents could not be considered as refrigerants. III. SECRETARIAT COMMENTS 3.

4 E 10. Regarding the modifications to the Preamble to the draft Recommendation agreed by the Committee (see paragraph 3 above), the Secretariat would like to propose to delete the clause Recognizing further amendments to the Harmonized System..., and to insert the following two clauses : HAVING REGARD TO the Recommendation of 20 June 1995, and NOTING that Member administrations and Contracting Parties to the Harmonized System Convention which had accepted the Recommendation of 20 June 1995 would automatically cease to apply that Recommendation when accepting this Recommendation, 11. As regards the new subdivisions for the HCFCs under subheading , the revised list proposed by the UNEP enables to provide nine subdivisions including the residual one (see Anne I) and, therefore, it should be possible to insert them in the national statistical nomenclature under a single HS code. 12. Concerning the mitures containing ODSs, the creation of three subdivisions suggested by the Secretariat would meet the UNEP s requirements subject to a modification to the tet of the first subdivision under subheading (see paragraph 9 above). The Secretariat has no objection to this modification. However, the Secretariat feels that it would be more appropriate to modify that tet to read as Mitures containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, chlorodifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane, rather than specifying refrigerants and blowing agents, since it would be difficult to check their uses before Customs clearance. 13. Therefore, the Secretariat suggests to incorporate the following three additional subdivisions into the new Recommendation for mitures containing ODSs : - Preparations and charges for fire-etinguishers containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, dichlorotrifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane (subheading 38.13); - Mitures containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, chlorodifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane (subheading ); - Mitures containing methylbromide (subheading ). 14. On the above basis, the Secretariat has prepared a new draft Recommendation and set out at Anne III hereto. This draft incorporates the substances covered by the 1995 Recommendation as well as the new HCFCs and mitures containing ODSs requested for inclusion by the UNEP. 4.

5 E IV. CONCLUSION 15. The Committee is invited to eamine the new draft Recommendation concerning ozone layer depleting substances set out in Anne III to this document. 5.

6 Anne I to Doc E REVISED LIST OF HCFCs SUBMITTED BY THE UNEP REVISED LIST OF CLASSIFICATION Correlation with the previous list of Category (Chemical name) Substance Chemical formula classification 1 Chlorodifluoromethane HCFC-22 CHF 2 Cl 1 Chlorodifluoromethane 2 Dichlorotrifluoroethanes HCFC-123 C 2 HF 3 Cl 2 2 Dichlorotrifluoroethanes 3 Chlorotetrafluoroethanes HCFC-124 C 2 HF 4 Cl 3 Chlorotetrafluoroethanes 4 Dichlorofluoroethanes HCFC-141b CH 3 CFCl 2 4 1,1-Dichloro-1-fluoroethane 5 Chlorodifluoroethanes HCFC-142b CH 3 CF 2 Cl 5 1-Chloro-1,1-difluoroethane 6 Dicholropentafluoropropanes HCFC-225ca CF 3 CF 2 CHCl 2 6 1,1-Dichloro-2,2,3,3,3-pentafluoropropane HCFC-225cb CF 2 ClCF 2 CHClF 7 1,3-Dichloro-1,1,2,2,3-pentafluoropropane HCFC-225 C 3 HF 5 Cl 2 8 Other dichloropentafluoropropanes 7 Other derivatives of methane, ethane or propane halogenated only with fluorine and chlorine Including HCFC-21 CHFCl 2 9 Dichlorofluoromethane HCFC-31 CH 2 FCl 10 Chlorofluoromethane HCFC-133 C 2 H 2 F 3 Cl 11 Chlorotrifluoroethanes 8 Derivatives of methane, ethane or propane halogenated only with fluorine and bromine 9 Other I.

7 TABLE 1 Anne II to Doc E Refrigerants/Blowing Agents Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designation Component % Component % Component % Component % Arcton 402A ICI R-402A HCFC-22 38,0% HFC-143a 60,0% HC-290 2,0% Arcton 402B ICI R-402B HCFC-22 60,0% HFC-143a 38,0% HC-290 2,0% Arcton TP5R ICI R-412A HCFC-22 70,0% HCFC-142b 25,0% PFC-218 5,0% Arcton TP5R2 ICI R-509A HCFC-22 44,0% PFC ,0% Asahiklin 22/142b Asahi Glass HCFC-22 40,0% HCFC-142b 60,0% Daiflon 22/142b Daikin HCFC-22 40,0% HCFC-142b 60,0% Daikin blend Daikin HFC-23 2,0% HFC-32 28,0% HCFC ,0% Fomacel 124/142b Dupont HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 40,0% Fomacel 22/134a/142b Dupont HCFC-22 40,0% HFC-134a 10,0% HCFC-142b 50,0% Fomacel 22/142b Dupont HCFC-22 40,0% HCFC-142b 60,0% Forane FX10 Elf Atochem R-408A HCFC-22 47,0% HFC-125 7,0% HFC-143a 46,0% Forane FX20 Elf Atochem HCFC-22 55,0% HFC ,0% Forane FX55 Elf Atochem HCFC-22 60,0% HCFC-142b 40,0% Forane FX56 Elf Atochem R-409A HCFC-22 60,0% HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 15,0% Forane FX57 Elf Atochem R-409B HCFC-22 65,0% HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 10,0% Genetron HP80 Allied Signal R-402A HCFC-22 38,0% HFC-143a 60,0% HC-290 2,0% Genetron HP81 Allied Signal R-402B HCFC-22 60,0% HFC-143a 38,0% HC-290 2,0% Genetron MP39 Allied Signal R-401A HCFC-22 53,0% HCFC ,0% HFC-152a 13,0% Genetron MP66 Allied Signal R-401B HCFC-22 61,0% HCFC ,0% HFC-152a 11,0% Genetron 408A Allied Signal R-408A HCFC-22 47,0% HFC-125 7,0% HFC-143a 46,0% Genetron 409A Allied Signal R-409A HCFC-22 60,0% HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 15,0% (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis X II/1.

8 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 1 (contd) Refrigerants/Blowing Agents (continued) Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designation Component % Component % Component % Component % GU G-2015 Greencool R-405A HCFC-22 45,0% HCFC-142b 5,5% HFC-125a 7,0% PFC ,0% GU G-2018a Greencool R-411A HCFC-22 87,5% HFC-152a 11,0% HCFC ,5% GU G-2018b Greencool R-411B HCFC-22 94,0% HFC-152a 3,0% HCFC ,0% Isceon 69L R-403B HCFC-22 56,0% HC-290 5,0% PFC ,0% Isceon 69S R-403A HCFC-22 75,0% HC-290 5,0% PFC ,0% Mefore Di 24 Ausimont HCFC ,0% HFC-134a 59,0% HC-600 2,0% Mefore Di 36 Ausimont HCFC-22 50,0% HCFC ,0% HC-600 3,0% Mefore Di 44 Ausimont HCFC-22 50,0% HFC ,0% HFC-143a 6,0% HC-290 2,0% MonroeAirTech R-406A HCFC-22 55,0% HCFC-142b 41,0% HC-600a 4,0% Solkane 406A Solvay R-406A HCFC-22 55,0% HCFC-142b 41,0% HC-600a 4,0% Solkane 409A Solvay R-409A HCFC-22 60,0% HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 15,0% Solkane 22/142b Solvay HCFC-22 40,0% HCFC-142b 60,0% Suva HP80 Dupont R-402A HCFC-22 38,0% HFC-143a 60,0% HC-290 2,0% Suva HP81 Dupont R-402B HCFC-22 60,0% HFC-143a 38,0% HC-290 2,0% Suva MP39 Dupont R-401A HCFC-22 53,0% HCFC ,0% HFC-152a 13,0% Suva MP66 Dupont R-401B HCFC-22 61,0% HCFC ,0% HFC-152a 11,0% Suva MP52 Dupont R-401C HCFC-22 33,0% HCFC ,0% HFC-152a 15,0% S-10 M1 JSCAstor (RF) HCFC-21? HCFC-22? HCFC-142b? S-10 M2 JSCAstor (RF) HCFC-21? HCFC-22? HFC-134a? (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis II/2.

9 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 2 Mobile AC Service Blends Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designation Component % Component % Component % Component % Frigc-FR 12 Reezone RB276 Intermagnetics HCFC-124 HFC-134a 39,0% HFC-134a 79,0% HCFC-142b 59,0% HC-600a 19,0% non-fluoro 2,0% 2,0% McCool People's Welding R-406A HCFC-22 55,0% HCFC-142b 41,0% HC-600a 4,0% Autofrost Chill It People's Welding HCFC-22 51,0% HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 16,0% HC-600a 4,0% Hot Shot Icor HCFC-22 50,0% HCFC ,0% HCFC-142b 9,5% HC-600a 1,5% GHG-HP People's Welding HCFC-22 65,0% HCFC-142b 31,0% HC-600a 4,0% Freeze 12 GHG-X5 Tech Chemical People's Welding HFC-134a HCFC-22 80,0% HCFC-142b 41,0% HCFC-142b 20,0% 15,0% HFC-227ea 40,0% HC-600a 4,0% (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis. TABLE 3 Fire Etinguishants Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designatio n Component % Component % Component % Component % FE-241 Halotron I Dupont American Pacific HCFC-124 HCFC-123? others 96,0% PFC-14? 2,0% Argon 2,0% NAF-S III NAF-P III NA Fire Guardian NA Fire Guardian HCFC-22 HCFC-? 82,0% HCFC-123? 5,0% HCFC ,0% HC 3,0% NAF-P IV NA Fire Guardian HCFC ,0% HFC-125 8,0% HC 2,0% (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis. II/3.

10 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 4 Methyl bromide Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designation Component % Component % Component % 0 ine Compounds yl Bromide % opicrin % Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 57,0% Chloropicrin 43,0% Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 67,0% Chloropicrin 33,0% Prepl. Soil Fumig. Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 67,0% Chloropicrin 33,0% Soil Fumigant Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 70,0% Chloropicrin 30,0% Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 75,0% Chloropicrin 25,0% Prepl. Soil Fumig. Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 80,0% Chloropicrin 20,0% 98-2 Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% 98-2 Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Asahi Methylbromide Dohkai Chenical Methyl Bromide 99,5% Asahifume Dohkai Chenical Methyl Bromide 99,0% Xylene 0,5% Bromofume Ichikawa Gohsei Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Brom-O-Gas Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Brom-O-Gas 0.25% Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 99,7% Chloropicrin 0,3% Brom-O-Gas 2% Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Bromogas (3) Atochem Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Bromomethyl Nippoh Chemicals Methyl Bromide 98,0% Cylone Teijin Chemicals Methyl Bromide 14,0% Chloropicrin 32,0% Solvent 54,0% Ekibon Ekika Carbon Dioide Methyl Bromide 85,0% Etylene oide 13,0% Fumyl-O-Gas Atochem Methyl Bromide 99,7% Amyl acetate 0,3% Kayafume Nihon Kayaku Methyl Bromide 98,5% Xylene 0,5% Kunofume Teijin Chemicals Methyl Bromide 99,0% Xylene 0,5% (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis X II/4.

11 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 4 (contd.) Methyl bromide (continued) Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designation Component % Component % Component % Lankem Metabrom Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Lankem Methyl Bromide Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 100,0% M-B-R 2 Albemarle Chemicals Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% M-B-R 33 Albemarle Chemicals Methyl Bromide 67,0% Chloropicrin 33,0% -B-R 75 Albemarle Chemicals Methyl Bromide 75,0% Chloropicrin 25,0% M-B-R 98 Technical Albemarle Chemicals Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Mebrom Methyl Bromide Mebrom Chemicals Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Metabrom 98 Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Metabrom 99 Bromine Compounds Methyl Bromide 99,0% Chloropicrin 1,0% Metylbromide Nihon Kayaku Methyl Bromide 98,0% Methylbron K 1 Teijin Chemicals Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 1,0% Methylbron K 2 Teijin Chemicals Methyl Bromide 97,5% Chloropicrin 2,0% Nichifume Nippoh Chemicals Methyl Bromide 98,5% Xylene 0,5% Sanfume Sanko Chemical Methyl Bromide 98,5% Xylene 0,5% Sanko Methylbromide Sanko Chemical Methyl Bromide 99,5% Sobrom 98 Atochem Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Terr-O-Gas 57 Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 57,0% Chloropicrin 43,0% Terr-O-Gas 67 Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 67,0% Chloropicrin 33,0% Terr-O-Gas 75 Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 75,0% Chloropicrin 25,0% Terr-O-Gas 80 Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 80,0% Chloropicrin 20,0% Terr-O-Gas 98 Great Lakes Methyl Bromide 98,0% Chloropicrin 2,0% Terrogas Atochem Methyl Bromide 67,0% Chloropicrin 33,0% (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis II/5.

12 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 5 Solvents (only principal ODS components given) Trade Name Manufacturer Principal ODS Component 1,1,1-trichloroethane Generic 1,1,1-trichloroethane 1,1,1-tri Vulcan Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane A C Delco Fabric Chem-Tek America 1,1,1-trichloroethane Aerolo Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane Aerothene TT and TA Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Alpha 1220(?) Apha Metals 1,1,1-trichloroethane 618!Unepected End of Asahi Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane FormulaAquadry Algofrene Ausimont CFC-113 Ardro Brent (Asia) 1,1,1-trichloroethane Arklone ICI CFC-113 Arrow C Arrow Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane Asahifron CFC-113 Asahiklin 225 Asahi Glass HCFC-225ca (45%), HCFC-225cb (55%) Asahiklin 225 AES Asahi Glass HCFC-225 Asahiklin 225 GAES Asahi Glass HCFC-225cb Asahiklin 225 T Asahi Glass HCFC-225 Asahiklin AK-141b Asahi Glass HCFC-141b Asahitriethane Asahi Glass 1,1,1-trichloroethane B-Lube Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane Balco Bally 1,1,1-trichloroethane Baltane Elf Atochem 1,1,1-trichloroethane Benzinoform Tetrachloromethane C60 Spraway 1,1,1-trichloroethane Carbon tetrachloride Generic Tetrachloromethane CG Triethane Central Glass 1,1,1-trichloroethane CG Triflon Central Glass Tetrachloromethane Chem-Slick Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane Chemlok 252 Lord Corp. 1,1,1-trichloroethane Cleaning Solvent CB 047 Asahi Glass HCFC-141b Cooler Cleaner 1,1,1-trichloroethane CRC Lectra Clean CRC Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane CRC 226 CRC Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane Daiflon Daikin CFC-113 Delifrene Ausimont CFC-113 Dional CFC-113 Dowclene EC Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Dowclene EC-CS Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Dowclene LS Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Electrosolv Unitor Ship Services 1,1,1-trichloroethane Ethena Asahi Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis. II/6.

13 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 5 (contd.) Solvents (only principal ODS components given) (continued) Trade Name Manufacturer Principal ODS Component F-113 Generic CFC-113 Film Cleaning Grade Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Flon Showa Denko CFC-113 Flon Showa Showa Denko CFC-113 Flug_ne Elf Atochem CFC-113 Flug_ne 141b Elf Atochem HCFC-141b Freon (ecept F-116) Dupont CFC-113 Frigen Hoechst CFC-113 Friogas 141b Galco HCFC-141b Fronsolve Asahi Glass CFC-113 Genesolv Allied Signal CFC-113 Genesolv 2004 Allied Signal HCFC-141b Genesolv 2 Allied Signal HCFC-141b Genetron 141b Allied Signal HCFC-141b Genklene ICI 1,1,1-trichloroethane Ge Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane HCFC-123 Generic HCFC-123 HCFC-141b Generic HCFC-141b HCFC-141b MS Daikin HCFC-141b HCFC-225 Generic HCFC-225 ca/cb HyperClean Micro Care HCFC-141b Isceon Rhone Poulenc CFC-113 JS-536B Chiland Enterprises 1,1,1-trichloroethane Kaltron Kali Chemicals CFC-113 Kanden Triethane Kanto Denka Kogyo 1,1,1-trichloroethane Korfron 141b Ulsan Chemical HCFC-141b Krylon Dulling Spray Sherwin Williams 1,1,1-trichloroethane Magicdry Daikin CFC-113 Molybkombin UMFT4 Kluber Lubrification 1,1,1-trichloroethane Mold Release CB 046 Asahi Glass HCFC-141b MS-136N Miller Stephenson 1,1,1-trichloroethane MV3 Rocol 1,1,1-trichloroethane NAF Safety Hi-Tech HCFC-123 Nanofron Asahi Glass CFC-113 NC-123 Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane Necatorina Tetrachloromethane New Dine Yokohama Polymer 1,1,1-trichloroethane Nicrobraz Cement Wall Colmonoy 1,1,1-trichloroethane Nilos Solution Nilos Hans Ziller 1,1,1-trichloroethane Norchem Goldcrest Intnl 1,1,1-trichloroethane (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis. II/7.

14 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 5 (contd) Solvents (only principal ODS components given) (continued) Trade Name Manufacturer Principal ODS Component PC81 Multicore Solders 1,1,1-trichloroethane Prelete Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Proact Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Propaklone ICI 1,1,1-trichloroethane R-113 Generic CFC-113 Rust Inhibitor B007 Crown Industrial Prods 1,1,1-trichloroethane S.E.M.I. Grade Dow 1,1,1-trichloroethane Safety Solvent 8060 Crown Industrial Prods 1,1,1-trichloroethane Sankok Grease CFC-113 Shine Pearl Toagosei Chemical 1,1,1-trichloroethane Sienkatanso Kanto Denka Kogyo Tetrachloromethane Solkane 141b Solvay HCFC-141b Solane 507 Solvay 1,1,1-trichloroethane Solvent Cleaner/Degreas C60 Sprayway 1,1,1-trichloroethane Solvethane Solvay 1,1,1-trichloroethane SonicSolve Lonco CFC-113 SonicSolve Lonco 1,1,1-trichloroethane SS-25 Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane Sunlovely Asahi Glass 1,1,1-trichloroethane Super Solution Pang Rubber 1,1,1-trichloroethane Swish Nat'l Chemsearch 1,1,1-trichloroethane Tafclean Asahi Chemicals 1,1,1-trichloroethane Tafclean Asahi Chemicals CFC-113 Tempilaq Tempil Division 1,1,1-trichloroethane Three Bond Three Bond Technologies 1,1,1-trichloroethane Three One Toagosei Chemical 1,1,1-trichloroethane Tipp-E 1,1,1-trichloroethane Toyoclean Tosoh 1,1,1-trichloroethane Triethane PPG 1,1,1-trichloroethane Vertrel 423 Dupont Mitsui HCFC-123 (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis. II/8.

15 Anne II to Doc E TABLE 6 Others Trade Name Manufacturer Standard Components and Weight Percentages Designation Component % Component % Floron 19 SRF India CFC-11 10,0% CFC-12 90,0% Floron 1585 SRF India CFC-11 15,0% CFC-12 85,0% Floron 28 SRF India CFC-11 20,0% CFC-12 80,0% Floron 37 SRF India CFC-11 30,0% CFC-12 70,0% Floron 3565 SRF India CFC-11 35,0% CFC-12 65,0% Floron 46 SRF India CFC-11 40,0% CFC-12 60,0% Floron 55 SRF India CFC-11 50,0% CFC-12 50,0% Floron 64 SRF India CFC-11 60,0% CFC-12 40,0% Floron 73 SRF India CFC-11 70,0% CFC-12 30,0% Floron 82 SRF India CFC-11 80,0% CFC-12 20,0% Floron 8515 SRF India CFC-11 85,0% CFC-12 15,0% Floron 91 SRF India CFC-11 90,0% CFC-12 10,0% (2) Some products labelled with names on this list may not contain ODSs in some formulations. (3) This list will be most valuable when used as one part of a comprehensive identification strategy, including reference to "material safety data sheets", consultation with manufacturers and distributors and use of chemical analysis. X II/9.

16 Annee au III Doc Anne to (CSH/22/nov. 98) ANNEXE III PROJET DE RECOMMANDATION RELATIVE A L INSERTION DANS LES NOMENCLATURES STATISTIQUES NATIONALES DE SOUS-POSITIONS DESTINEES A FACILITER LE RECUEIL ET LA COMPARAISON DES DONNEES CONCERNANT LA CIRCULATION A L ECHELON INTERNATIONAL DES SUBSTANCES REGLEMENTEES PAR LE PROTOCOLE DE MONTREAL RELATIF AUX SUBSTANCES QUI APPAUVRISSENT LA COUCHE D OZONE (Voir annee IV.2 de l ordre du jour) ANNEX III DRAFT RECOMMENDATION ON THE INSERTION IN NATIONAL STATISTICAL NOMENCLATURES OF SUBHEADINGS TO FACILITATE THE COLLECTION AND COMPARISON OF DATA ON THE INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT OF SUBSTANCES CONTROLLED BY VIRTUE OF AMENDMENTS TO THE MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON SUBSTANCES THAT DEPLETE THE OZONE LAYER (Item IV.2 on Agenda)

17 Anne III to Doc E DRAFT RECOMMENDATION OF THE CUSTOMS CO-OPERATION COUNCIL ON THE INSERTION IN NATIONAL STATISTICAL NOMENCLATURES OF SUBHEADINGS TO FACILITATE THE COLLECTION AND COMPARISON OF DATA ON THE INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT OF SUBSTANCES CONTROLLED BY VIRTUE OF AMENDMENTS TO THE MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON SUBSTANCES THAT DEPLETE THE OZONE LAYER THE CUSTOMS CO-OPERATION COUNCIL, ( June 1999) CONSIDERING the continuing urgent need to monitor the international trade in substances that deplete the ozone layer, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the request by the United Nations Environment Programme to introduce further specific subheadings in the Harmonized System in order to facilitate the collection and comparison of data on the international movement of additional substances controlled by virtue of the amendments to the Montreal Protocol adopted in June 1990 (London) and November 1992 (Copenhagen), HAVING REGARD TO the Recommendation of 20 June 1995, NOTING that Member administrations and Contracting Parties to the Harmonized System Convention which had accepted the Recommendation of 20 June 1995 would automatically cease to apply that Recommendation when accepting this Recommendation, RECOMMENDS that Member administrations and Contracting Parties to the Harmonized System Convention take all appropriate action to insert the following additional structure in their statistical nomenclatures, as soon as possible : Subheading of the Harmonized System ,1,1-Trichloroethane (methyl chloroform) Subheading of the Harmonized System Chlorotrifluoromethane Pentachlorofluoroethane Tetrachlorodifluoroethanes Heptachlorofluoropropanes Heachlorodifluoropropanes Pentachlorotrifluoropropanes Tetrachlorotetrafluoropropanes III/1.

18 Anne III to E (HSC/22/Nov.98) Trichloropentafluoropropanes Dichloroheafluoropropanes Chloroheptafluoropropanes Subheading of the Harmonized System Chlorodifluoromethane Dichlorotrifluoroethanes Chlorotetrafluoroethanes Dichlorofluoroethanes Chlorodifluoroethanes Dicholropentafluoropropanes Other derivatives of methane, ethane or propane halogenated only with fluorine and chlorine Derivatives of methane, ethane or propane halogenated only with fluorine and bromine Subheading of the Harmonized System Preparations and charges for fire-etinguishers containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, dichlorotrifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane Subheading of the Harmonized System Mitures containing chlorotetrafluoroethane, chlorodifluoroethane or chlorodifluoromethane Mitures containing methylbromide and REQUESTS Member administrations and Contracting Parties to the Harmonized System Convention to notify the Secretary General of their acceptance of this Recommendation and of the date of its application. III/2.